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Screw hat geschrieben: ↑11. Aug 2021, 18:04 Release: 2022
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Z.Carmine hat geschrieben: ↑11. Aug 2021, 18:11

Screw hat geschrieben: ↑11. Aug 2021, 18:04 Release: 2022
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Die PC-Version kommt später?

“Other platforms,” which were not specified, will launch a week later.

Sun hat geschrieben: ↑19. Aug 2023, 09:24 Wenn das gut wird, was ich hoffe, dann landet es mal auf meiner Wunschliste.

GameXplain:
"Everything that made Jet Set Radio a cult classic franchise is perfectly recreated and improved upon. While there are issues with the execution of the story and the game's awkward combat, at its core [Bomb Rush Cyberfunk] is a love letter to the franchise forgotten by its creator but beloved by many."

Noisy Pixel:
"Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is a love letter that undoubtedly does more than enough to captivate Jet Set Radio veterans and those who have no idea what it is. Between the contextually stellar soundtrack, fantastic movement system, and intricate narrative, you’re bound to find yourself attached to some part of this experience that boasts its heart on its sleeve. Even though the combat scenarios can overstay their welcome, and the pacing can be a turn-off, looking past those faults provides a one-of-a-kind skating dream."

Retro Rebound:
"If you're a Jet Set fan...this is the game you've been waiting for, it's not perfect...but it really is a treat..."

Following the success of Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, Team Reptile appears to be keen on working further on the franchise with more games.

The studio briefly touched on the future in a recent issue of EDGE. Co-founder Tim Remmers indicated that the team is interested in further ‘Cyberfunk’ games, and while it’s unclear what’s coming next, he mentioned a scrapped rhythm game that could be brought back in some form.